Revival links across borders as church delegates debate union
Delegates from Scotland and France engage in a high minded discussion on a new church constitution. Letters from Mesers Merle d Aubigné Gaussen express interest in the movement. Notable participants include Drs Brown Clason and Rev Andrew Thomsor Edinburgh. The project mirrors evangelical unity and foresees revived religious bonds.
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Mesers
Merle d’Aubigné
Gaussen
Drs. Brown
Clason
Free Church of Scotland
Andrew Thomsor
Edinburgh
Mr. Henderson
Park
Wearnessy
Cimmission
Union of the Churchés
United Presbyterian Church
Totre
France
Froud
Count Gasparin
Chamber of Deputies
St. Hilliere
Church of Rome
Quizot
M. Monnier
Marshal Ney
Expelled Wesleyan Ministers Hear Public Statement in Exeter Hall
A large Exeter Hall meeting led by John Kaye and including Rev. Dr. Cox and Rev. Dr. Massie heard Everett Bang and Griffith, expelled Wesleyan ministers, recount their connections’ expulsion after the Manchester Conference. They defended the actions as a fight against unfair proceedings and pressed for open inquiry.
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Exeter Hall
Mesbra
Everett Bang
Griffith
Manchester
John Kaye
Whs
Donn
Hai Olf
Mesers
Everett
Rett
Mr. Griffith
Sistry
Society
Han
Liverpool
George Osborn
Dunn
Osborn
Hull
T. P. Bunting
Jabez Bunting
Daniel Walton
Walton
Wesley
Binney
Derby
Church of England
Charles James London
Wesleyan Times
St. Ives
Ondon
Beaumont
Missionary Committee
J. Grifith
J. Bardsall
Bromley
Tham
Mr. Bardsall
John Hannay
Didsbury
Bardsall
Jaitis Evennit
Christian Church
Evangelical Alliance
God
Dssigne
Bijeerin
James Everett
W. Garriita
Rayne
Kendal
Wesleyan
Dunstop
SripreNs
Great Britain
Constanting
Oxiey
Thomas
Radcliffe
Grossman
Conference agitation at Wesleyan Times reports widespread fervor
The Wesleyan Times notes intense activity within the Connexion citing Mr. Everett and asserting the Conference will trigger significant excitement. It mentions announcements and columns indicating over forty circuits involved.
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Wesleyan Times
Everett
Reyue Ouroel